Casey Millhone

Casey Millhone currently serves as the Executive Office and Administrative Specialist for the Goldstein Museum of Design at the University of Minnesota College of Design. In this pivotal role, Casey provides comprehensive administrative support, ensuring the smooth operation of the museum’s daily functions and strategic initiatives. Their expertise in office management and financial coordination is instrumental in managing budgets, processing funding requests, and overseeing logistical aspects of exhibitions and programming. With a strong foundation in research methodologies and data analysis from their Sociology degree at Colorado College, Casey brings a data-driven approach to project management and decision-making processes within the museum.

A key focus area for Casey involves facilitating dynamic exhibitions and public programs, leveraging their skills in Adobe InDesign, poster design, and visual communication to craft compelling promotional materials. Their background in qualitative and quantitative research methods enhances the museum’s ability to evaluate visitor engagement and interpretive strategies, ensuring that exhibitions resonate with diverse audiences. Additionally, Casey’s experience in program development and leadership enables them to coordinate collaborations with faculty, students, and community partners, fostering an inclusive and innovative environment. Their proficiency in tools like ArcGIS Desktop and Adobe Suite supports the creation of engaging visual content and spatial analyses that enrich the museum’s educational outreach. Overall, Casey’s multifaceted skill set—spanning research, program management, and communication—positions them as a vital contributor to the Goldstein Museum of Design’s mission to advance design education and cultural engagement through strategic administrative leadership and creative collaboration.